Gone out
Both terms in one sentence
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The narrator and his girlfriend stop at the house of someone named Henry Porter, only to find out he's gone out for a while.
Source: Music / Bob Dylan - This backfires spectacularly when she mentions how Berry would have gone out of business without her cider, unfortunately implying that if Berry wants to stay in business, she'll stop supporting Carrot Top.
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